Midi HealthReviews of joinmidi.com

The provider seemed tired and checked out at every appointment. She was pretty clearly reading off her screen and not interested in engaging. She followed up on what i specifically had questions about but I didn't feel like she was helping with the big picture. I had to have several followup appointments because of that. The last appointment wasn't covered by insurance. Midi no longer accepted it but didn't notify me. When I asked about it, they said they could give me a discounted rate if I chose to stay on but did not even acknowledge thati was not notified of the change. I also discovered that the supplements they provide are way overpriced. Huge waste, which is sad since they market themselves as an alternative to have your health concerns truly addressed.

I'm so grateful for deciding to sign up with Midi. I'm still early in my new treatment plan and I know it will involve some trial and error, but just being able to talk to someone experienced in treating peri/menopause symptoms is a huge relief. I was previously seeing multiple doctors trying to treat multiple symptoms, only to be brushed off and told I'm too old for perimenopause (I'm 43 now and started showing symptoms 2 years ago). FINALLY some real empathy and real, research-based treatment. Thank you!

She really listened to me without judgement and helped me find reasonable solutions to the issues I brought up. I don't have insurance and she helped me find reduced priced prescriptions too.

My Midi provider has been wonderful to work with. She truly listens to what I’m saying and offers thoughtful solutions that feel tailored to my needs. I feel heard and supported, and I’ve noticed a real, positive difference in how I’ve been feeling since working with her. I’m so grateful for her care.

I have been struggling with perimenopause symptoms for a long time. Before I scheduled an appointment at Midi health, I saw a gynecologist at the hospital I usually go. She was dismissive, condescending and didn't address any of my concerns. I left feeling hopeless. She basically said that I was getting old and should be used to this fact and also that I had a bunch of health issues. On the opposite side, Dr. Ortiz at Midi Health, listened very carefully to all of my concerns and addressed it properly. I am now taking HRT and regaining control over my life. Thanks to Midi health I am feeling so much better now.

I have been in HRT since peri-menopause for 15+ years. Throughout it has been super difficult to find reliable providers, as well as compounding pharmacies. I have tried creams, gels, injections and patches, and the dosing has been standard (1mg Estradiol, 100mg progesterone and ,01 estrogen vaginal cream (which is a lot of cream w low concentration). The problem has always been that the providers don’t really know much, and basically prescribe the same thing to everyone. Importantly none of the providers nor the compounding Rx are covered by insurance and the cost has been substantial ($200+ per month!) I just had my consultation w MIDI w Dr. Jennifer Wicklatz for 45 minutes, and I was amazed. Not only was she super knowledgeable, but she had thoroughly studied my record and understood my health history. She tailored my HRT regimen precisely to my needs, and took the time to answer all my questions. She ordered labs to monitor my progress, send my Rx to my local pharmacy, and scheduled a follow/up visit. No rush. She was truly extraordinary. AND her consultation and prescriptions ARE COVERED by insurance!! Yes, MIDI accepts most insurances! It is a no-brainer, MIDI Health is by-far the BEST HRT provider. FINALLY…

I started the hormone journey with my gynecologist. It is sometimes hard to get in touch with them, so I followed my friends that all use Midi Health. I could not be happier with my first visit. I was heard and options were discussed. Nothing was off the table, just need to see what fits with me and my labs. I walked away with a clear understanding of what to do and how to move forward.

My experience with MIDI Health has been extremely frustrating and disappointing. The first practitioner I met with prescribed a medication, but unfortunately, it was not covered by my insurance. She offered an alternative, and after going back and forth trying to determine the most affordable option, we ultimately discussed and decided on a treatment plan. Before I was able to start the medication, however, that practitioner left the practice. Now MIDI Health is telling me that I have to schedule another appointment with a different provider before they will prescribe the medication that had already been discussed and agreed upon. The treatment plan was already established, and I had not even started the medication yet, so requiring another appointment feels completely unnecessary. As an advanced practitioner myself, I find this particularly concerning. From a patient perspective, it is difficult not to feel that requiring an additional visit is more about generating another bill than providing continuity of care. I understand that providers may change practices, but patients should not have to repeat an already completed evaluation and treatment-planning process simply because their original practitioner left. Overall, this has made what should have been a straightforward process unnecessarily complicated and frustrating. I expected better continuity of care and a more patient-centered approach from MIDI Health. I will not be returning for another visit.